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Info
and specs on Yamaha
YZR-M1
- Rossi`s bike
His World Championship debut came at the Malaysian Grand Prix in 1996 and he finished his first international season in 9th place with one race win. The following year he became the youngest ever rider to win the 125cc World Championship, winning eleven races along the way with Aprilia. The pattern continued when he moved into the 250cc class, taking second place in his first year before becoming World Champion in 1999, once again with Aprilia. In 2000 he entered a new phase of his career when he joined forces with Honda in the 500cc class. He proved his worth once again by finishing second, before becoming the last ever 500cc World Champion in 2001, also finding time to claim a Suzuka Eight-Hour win along the way with Colin Edwards. Rossi has held onto his crown, taking the MotoGP World title in 2002 and 2003. The flamboyant Tavullian has now made the switch to Yamaha for the 2004 season, riding on a Yamaha YZR-M1. He turned 25 in February and remains the youngest rider to have won World Championships in all three classes. Girls, he dosen`t have a girlfriend!
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